Dolphins Browns Clash Sees 14-Time Winners Face Adler Playoffs
The article weighs the Miami Dolphins versus Cleveland Browns in an AFC divisional playoff preview. It contrasts the Dolphins undefeated record and two 1,000 yard rushers with the Browns Leroy Kelly’s 811 yards and a defense built on teamwork. It notes Don Shula's coaching, Mike Phipps and the potential for an upset, and predicts Dallas over San Francisco and Washington over Green Bay in the NFC.
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Bucknell Touchdown on Sideline Collision Decided
Bucknell halfback runs to the Rutgers end zone after contact with an official on the sideline at the Rutgers 25 yard line. The ruling states the ball remains in play and Bucknell is awarded a touchdown.
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Brodie's late heroics spark 49ers to championship spot
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie, aged 37 and sidelined eight weeks, returned to lead a late rally against the Vikings. He threw for 55 yards to Gene Washington for a key gain and then hit Washington again for the go ahead score, completing a 66 yard drive that secured the win and a shot at the conference title. Brodie’s performance echoed the careers of aging peers like Unitas Morrall and Kilmer, as the league remembers the impact of veteran signal callers.
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Griese Returns to Action and Quietly Observes
In New York NEA coverage of the Miami Dolphins, Bob Griese makes a brief comeback appearance after an eight week layoff from a dislocated ankle. Coach Don Shula plans a dramatic entry while Griese calmly watches, praising Earl Morrall and reflecting on team resilience amid a season of wins.
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Padres deny rumors of leaving town
The San Diego Padres on Friday rejected reports they would relocate to Washington D C or elsewhere. A team spokesman said owners decided to discourage any transfer talks amid an advertising conflict with the city scoreboard deal and sponsors of Padres radio broadcasts led by U S National Bank owner C Arnholt Smith.
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Judge OKs NFL blackout in Redskins Packers playoff game
A federal judge refused to lift the NFL local TV blackout for the Washington Redskins versus Green Bay Packers playoff game at RFK stadium. The contest will air on Baltimore station WBAL but be blacked out on Washington CBS affiliate WTOP amid an ongoing dispute over advertising.
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Questions and Answers About Life Insurance by Gaston
A local ad explains fixed dollar life insurance can yield substantial gains through early death. It offers personalized guidance on how much and what kind to own, inviting visits to an office at 105 N. H Street or calls to RE. 6-4521 evenings RE. 6-1994.
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